dsh-vision-router-inline

After dsh-vision-router introduces a second provider group (DeepSeek, Auto Vision, etc.), vision twins sit side-by-side with their text counterparts on separate rows. The list doubles in length, and it becomes hard to tell at a glance which row routes to text and which to vision. dsh-vision-router-inline does not touch any routing logic; it solves one display-layer problem: tucking each vision twin back into its original model row.

The core mechanism folds every vision twin into a small square picture button at the end of the original model row. Clicking the row name routes to the text model; clicking the square button routes to the vision twin of that provider (e.g. google-vision for Google). The button has its own hover state independent of the row hover, so it does not trigger accidentally. The same button appears on both the composer trigger and the Model row, visible only while the vision route is selected. When dsh-better-ux is also installed, its large picker cards show the same picture button for consistency.

This plugin is designed for users already running dsh-vision-router who want to halve list height and make vision entry points obvious at a glance. Note: it is a pure display-layer companion; if dsh-vision-router is not loaded, this package stays completely idle and does not wrap the model catalog.